Da Keats a Morrison, andar per sepolcri
Nel 2013 45mila visite ai cimiteri storici, possono essere 7 milioni. Ansa.it | Foto, 21 Maggio 2014, 20:48
Richard Hodges Travels to Rome’s Non-Catholic Cemetery
The archaeologist Richard Hodges captures the atmosphere well after a tour of the Cemetery. Current World Archaeology 65 (2014)
BBC Radio 4, From our own correspondent, End of an Era
On one of Rome’s holiest weekends of the year, Alan Johnston has been to a non-Roman Catholic corner of the eternal city which enchanted the poets Keats and Shelley. Alan Johnston BBC radio, 19 April 2014
Il cimitero acattolico: Un giardino verde e fiorito nel traffico di Roma
An article from the online magazine of the Catholic News Agency Zenit: il mondo visto da Roma Roma, 02 Novembre 2013 (Zenit.org) Federico Cenci
Financial Times correspondence
Nicholas Stanley-Price clarifies the historical record of Keats’ Italian residency and solves the mystery of the purple flowers. Financial Times | 30 August,13 September, 20 September 2013 Corriere della Sera | 22.9.2013
Alla scoperta del cimitero acattolico
Romauno TV Romauno a cura di Filippo Bellantoni
Resting place of Protestant ‘renegades’ is 300-year-old gift of religious tolerance
Research published by The Times shows that the cemetery is not only older than previously thought, but was also established with the explicit approval of the Pope. James Bone The Times | 28.12.2012
Le Cimitero Acattolico, un havre de paix
In the shadow of the pyramid of Caius Cestius, a haven of peace for the dead … and the living. Daniel Psenny LE MONDE | 30.05.2012
Le ceneri di Gramsci
An article from the Italian website “Il sentimento dei Luoghi” by the journalist Manuela Cavalieri on the visit by the students of the Liceo Kant (Rome) with Gianni Pitella, Vice President of the European Parliament, to the tomb of Gramsci. Il sentimento deil Luoghi, sabato, 31 Marzo 2012 11:24
“So Sweet a Place”
A film made for the Cemetery in 2009 by the noted American filmmaker Ira Meistrich for the Non-Catholic Cemetery.
